La morada (Reinos Olvidados, El Elfo Oscuro, #1)
ISBN:
9788467418675
Publish date: 2006
Publisher: Planeta DeAgostini
Pages no: 367
Edition language: Spanish
Series: The Legend of Drizzt (#1)
Okay, here I am reading another graphic novel despite the fact that I constantly proclaim that I don't like graphic novels. So, the question is, am I a hypocrite? Well, not entirely namely because I have broadened my areas of writing to include businesses, which means that I write on Yelp, True Loca...
This whole series is a misogyny filled ""what about the men"" fest. With almost no characterization replaced instead with lots of detailed battles.
It's not Chaucer, but it sure is pacy and fun! I read these about 20 years ago, and I am glad my memories have not failed me.
Overall, I liked this book. I loved the main character and was rooting for him the entire time. The world is well developed and pulled me right in. Looking back, some of the creatures and places were barely described, yet I somehow walked away with a clear picture in my head. If you like detailed de...
I read this book when I was about 16, and I'm rereading it for the first time as a so-called grownup.Hmm-- I have mixed feelings about this.There are several glaring things that bother me. One is in the book's description on goodreads. It ends with the words "Drizzt Do'Urden (TM)" ... umm... does th...
9 years ago
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